Any idea what happened to the "1 recovered" number under California? It showed this for over a week and today it is now gone?
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Any idea what happened to the "1 recovered" number under California? It showed this for over a week and today it is now gone?
Yeah, I know, but I have no clue how to make my parents understand this. I am just some software developer nerd, living in a 1 room basement apartment. I have no car because I never needed one. I don't know how to look after a 2 year old.
I guess I'll go to sleep for now as nothing will get solved today. Maybe my sis will pull through without having to go to the hospital. Taking it one day at a time.
Yes. Just passed my eye exam so I'm good to keep taking it for another year.
I wonder if they are going to restrict us from getting it during this time
runny nose isn't really a corona symptom and are you hacking stuff up when you cough? because that'd be another sign it's NOT corona, people still need to remember that the flu and cold still exist!
the vast vast majority of tests are coming back negative even from people with symptoms and known contact and are being diagnosed as the flu or colds
for most people? likely summer. with expanded testing they'll be able to start opening things up again and focus on target suppressions
let me get this straight : American schools are not going to implement any form of remote teaching?
they are though? lots of schools need a week or two to set it up. Most colleges (like mine are setting it up this week), and K-12 is different all over the nation but I believe at least most large districts are setting up a system.
My daughter's school district (in WA) did not because they couldn't guarantee equal access
Here in CT we are trying. There's not much direction from the state though, in terms of if we can grade stuff or if it counts for credit or... anything. At least nothing that's reached teachers. I'm waiting to hear from our administration on what to do moving forward.
Supposedly we are setting up things with 3 at home work days and want to have a system in place by the end of the month.
Many can't, by law. We have equity rules that you can't create policy which will disadvantage kids who may not have access to resources like laptops, tablets or high-speed internet, especially if libraries and college campuses are closed for use.
Those same school systems can't possibly gather them all in one place with available computers to do the work, and can't provide each one with tutors
Yup, so many ways this can be suppressed, some adjustments to our hygiene could lead to great results.
I think most important thing is everyone has to wear a face mask in public from here on out, doesn't matter if you are healthy. EVERYONE needs to wear a mask, if they don't, they aren't allowed to enter a bus, workplace, school, etc. Yes, they are hard to come by right now, but that's only because we didn't need them at this scale before. Factories need to be converted to make these masks asap.
There needs to be hand sanitizers easily available EVERYWHERE (being able to wash your hands with soap and water is a rare luxury when you aren't at home).
I don't know if this is possible, but some sort of tape-like material that kills the virus? Put it on handles, buttons, levers, and all the other things people frequently touch.
All public places need to be frequently sanitized.
Just some things from the top of my head, I am sure we can do much more and better than just shutting down everything for 2 years.
Man could you imagine all this stuff 25-30 years ago without the technology capabilities of today. That goes for all the WFH stuff too.
Long haul flight maps for April. Tokyo sure is popular.
thepointsguy.com
These are the long-haul routes U.S. airlines plan to fly in April - The Points Guy
American Airlines, Delta Air Lines, Hawaiian Airlines and United Airlines will fly a vastly reduced number of long-haul international routes in April, as they par schedules amid the worsening outbreak of COVID-19.
Guys the doubling of numbers make sense, we are testing more. expect it to be soo much higher than this.
Hopefully it won't be longer than a few months!
For what it's worth, there's a lot of talk from the UK government about a test which can detect if someone has had the virus (which would especially help those who have been asymptomatic or with very mild symptoms). If that gets rolled out quickly then you could see large swathes of the population back to normal quite quickly.
(Here's hoping anyway!)
Edit: Also worth mentioning that there are trials ongoing with existing medications - which wouldn't be subject to the long testing period for a vaccine.
Probably not much solace, but it's somewhat reassuring to think that every smart mind in the world is focusing on this right now.
Just took a drive and man it's depressing out there. No traffic at all, and all restaurants closed.
Currently she has some friends helping her out, doing her grocery shopping and delivering it in front of her apartment door so that part is covered for now. The health department is giving her a daily call to talk about how she is doing. Don't have Target here, I am from germany. And yeah, basically if my sis has to go to hospital, someone has got to take my 2 year old niece who is assumed to have it as well. I don't actually know if she has been tested yet though.
I'll try to get a clearer picture tomorrow, it's 1:30am here and I got to work in a couple hours.
Our schools are providing free hotspots for families with no internet access. Every kid in our schools k-12 has a Chromebook already.
Our schools are also still making breakfast and lunch for kids in need. Chicago suburb.
sounds like the perfect time to shift some of that ridiculous army budget to education and buy devices for the kids that need them... I totally sympathize with you guys
Yeah they are using the buses here to deliver breakfast and lunch to kids that need it which is awesome. More important than reading and math
People that can't WFH you don't need to panic, the odds are still in your favor.
The chance of get is low, and are getting lower the more people follow the sanitary and social distance recommendations.
Even in Italy people with symptoms tested have only 20% positive rate.
The numbers reported today are from weeks ago.
We need to keep things working and not break the supply chain.
The chance of get is low, and are getting lower the more people follow the sanitary and social distance recommendations.
Even in Italy people with symptoms tested have only 20% positive rate.
The numbers reported today are from weeks ago.
We need to keep things working and not break the supply chain.
It can last up to 18 months, however *everyone* needs to realise treatments should and will come first. Then sooner we her sucessful treatments, the better,.and rapid trials are showing pretty good results in a short timescale. Vaccines take a long time simply because they must be correct in order to give to so many people.
I believe books still exist. Parents could contact their local library and ask for some titles.
There's also PBS and others.
At least in our neck of the woods (Southern New Hampshire) our school is providing Chromebooks and Comcast is providing free internet for low income homes. There's paper packets going out as well.
does that crowd on the beach look socially spaced to you?
Seems Italy got hammered with the flu this as well. This from Early Jan before Covid was on the radar.
Maybe why Italy has had such a high fatality rate.
It could be a factor, especially since Lombardy got hit so bad back then.
The district I reside in has an elementary school from 1883, and it's not exactly the Lateran. They do the best they can, but they can't afford much else.
Fucking Tucker Carlson has a damn religious nut on saying its all god's plan. That's what they always jump to.
Our school district is still making meals available for pick up or drop off. They've also moved the classrooms online with Google Classroom. Spectrum is also offering free internet to families who do not have access. If a student doesn't have access to the internet then the schools are providing packets that they can fill out. Teachers are still available in the google classroom and by phone.
This is in NC.
This is in NC.
In ct here, our district was on top of this and sent the kids home last week with lesson plans and materials and chromebooks (if they needed them). They get daily assignments and have to submit their work. The teachers are online during school hours sending messages and answering questions. We're set up this way through spring break in early-mid april. We'll see what happens after that, when we get there.
When I was driving home earlier, it looked apocalyptic out...
It was raining, absolutely nobody out or on the road - I passed by a school with a book fair sign that was half torn down with no kids anywhere. Was spooky.
It was raining, absolutely nobody out or on the road - I passed by a school with a book fair sign that was half torn down with no kids anywhere. Was spooky.
All the kids in my district have Chrome books. So the teachers send work and videos to the kids via that.